Hi, Wondering about the warranty? On Ebay, there on a 6 year warranty for the same heater, do you have that too?
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Hi, Glad to assist :). There is a 1 year manufacturer's warranty for this heater. I hope this helps and thanks for looking :). Thanks, O-Ion
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Miss Gosset; The company advises you not to open the heating unit but if you call them they will tell you how to take care of the problem. I still had the warrentee on mine & they sent me a whole new unit. They will probably let you purchase a new electrical unit if you don't have an effective warrentee now. Just give them a call & they can direct you. Hope this helps. Joanna
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It is new. We had an event on a chilly day and put a small space heater in there fine. I am not certain about the warranty.
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The model I purchased, via Amazon (CS3311) lasted approx a year. The heater and blower (fan) failed. I contacted the company, explained the situation. They shipped me. at NO COST, a complete heater/blower assembly. I cannot complain. Their compliance makes me wonder about the reliability of their products. Hope this helps you.
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i think there is some kind of warranty e mail them they were very responsive when i asked if i could buy a new top i think the problem would be shipping the defective heater back they might take your word for it but they might not i have had mine for two years i have had no problems
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I have the same one and have had it for quite a while. I did not buy the warranty and it has worked perfectly.
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the tent bought was new.I don't recall seeing a warranty. but its very strong. we are happy with our purchase. we used it in the summer and did not need a heater but i see no reason why you cant put a heater in.
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Seems the latest batch have that issue... Mine is beyond return so I threw it away and bought a different heater... shame that the quality of the product went down hill as I have a unit I bought a few years back that is still running strong
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If you have a meter that checks continuty you can check it with that.Be sure it is unplugged before you get into it but every time I have fixed one they all looked so bad but they couldn't last much longer,so I replaced them all.I have 3 heaters and I have had to replace them in 2 of them.I think this a weak point in them.I also had them replaced in the other one while it was under warranty.The bulbs are kinda expensive and I don't plan on buying anymore of these heaters unless they have a recall on them and give us some relieve.
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I don't remember about a warranty. I have several of the Lasko ceramic heaters and have never had any touble with them. I did have one that my son gave me that, after a couple of years, started making the cord and plug too hot. I got rid of it. I would suggest contacting Lasko directly, or if you have your receipt, take it back to wherever you bought it and get a replacement. Sorry I'm not of more help.
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It is the same dryer without a warranty. I bought one and I am not dissapointed!
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There are no user serviceable parts in this heater, nor are any for sale. Replacing heating tubes would require a trip back to the factory. If there is a manufacturer defect get a replacement unit under warranty.
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We have not heard that advice. I will say that our heater doesn't do the job of our previous one which we had for several years. We have had the current heater for six years and have never done anything with it since it was installed.
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Hi, the exact same thing happened to me. The good news is that Honeywell gives a 3 year warranty on these units. They contract out to a company at www.kaz.com. If you go to their site you can request to have the unit returned for repair or replacement. You will have to pay for shipping to them but, they will likely send you a brand new replacement and they pay for that shipping. FYI they will ask for proof of purchase so if you still have your ebay confirmations (as I did) you're doing ok. Good luck!
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The water heater we purchased was a brand new unit sold by Tweety's RV. I don't know if Tweety's includes any warranty, but there is a warranty from Suburban (the manufacturer). According to the RV forums, it's easy to ruin a water heater by accidentally turning on the electric element or propane when it's drained, and there are rumors that all RV water heater manufacturers will go to great lengths to blame any problems on the customer to avoid warranty claims. Installation was easy, so I'm happy that I didn't pay double the price for the same item from an RV repair shop plus hundreds more for "professional installation".
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There is a manufacturer's warranty if professionally installed. The installer has to provide their business information and you should keep a copy of their installation invoice for your records. If you install yourself, you can save $500 (my install fee, removal of old system that was different brand/configuration, re-plumbing, set up, etc.) but you should not count on warranty help if you screw up something. Spend $500 and know you got it backed by warranty or risk your cost for the heater... was easy call for me.Don't remember the length of warranty, would have to look it up and I've filed those papers... There is a manufacturer's warranty if professionally installed. The installer has to provide their business information and you should keep a copy of their installation invoice for your records. If you install yourself, you can save $500 (my install fee, removal of old system that was different brand/configuration, re-plumbing, set up, etc.) but you should not count on warranty help if you screw up something. Spend $500 and know you got it backed by warranty or risk your cost for the heater... was easy call for me.Don't remember the length of warranty, would have to look it up and... » Read More There is a manufacturer's warranty if professionally installed. The installer has to provide their business information and you should keep a copy of their installation invoice for your records. If you install yourself, you can save $500 (my install fee, removal of old system that was different brand/configuration, re-plumbing, set up, etc.) but you should not count on warranty help if you screw up something. Spend $500 and know you got it backed by warranty or risk your cost for the heater... was easy call for me.Don't remember the length of warranty, would have to look it up and I've filed those papers... « Show Less
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not sure about the warranty, but it's running right now, & has made a world of difference for our heating needs. Been running it for about 2 seasons now without issue. I recently Looked at a smaller Life Smart unit that had continually shut down after running a while, for a family member, only to find the filter completely plugged & the unit was over-heating. That one is once again up and running, & is on it's third season.